Eyal Golan's new toy: a car worth one million shekels

Eyal Golan continues to maintain his fondness for luxury cars, and this time it is an exceptional collector's item. This past weekend, the singer acquired a red 1995 Morgan 4/4 convertible. It is an extremely rare car, estimated to be worth about one million shekels and produced in a limited series of only about 600 units worldwide. Footage of Golan arriving to pick up his new toy and setting off was shared on social media by the company from which the car was purchased, and it caused quite a stir.

Alongside many well-wishes and praise the singer received for the nostalgic purchase, such as "you deserve it" and "you worked hard for the money," the new car also drew quite a few surprised and critical reactions. Some users wondered about the choice of the color red, given Golan's public identification as a die-hard fan of a football team that wears yellow and black. At the same time, many commenters chose to attack the purchase, claiming that it is primarily a showy toy that does not suit the singer's size or status.

The Morgan 4/4 model is a classic British roadster from the Morgan Motor Company, combining a vintage look with 90s technology. The car is equipped with a 1.8-liter Ford engine with electronic fuel injection and a manual transmission. The 4/4 series entered the history books of the automotive world thanks to the longest continuous production run in the world, which spanned from 1936 to 2018.

What makes the model such a desirable collector's item is the combination of a relatively modern four-cylinder engine with a design that has remained almost unchanged since the 1930s. The car features curved fenders, prominent headlights, and even a traditional wooden chassis combined with aluminum, giving it a unique vintage look that makes every ride an eye-catching event.